An editorial visual highlighting the growing public demand in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK) for justice, representation, equal rights, fair resource distribution, and human dignity.

A powerful visual narrative based on the testimony of former Kashmiri terrorist Mushtaq Ahmad Bhat, highlighting how vulnerable Kashmiri youth were allegedly recruited, radicalized, and drawn into terrorist networks operating across Kashmir, POJK, and Afghanistan. The image contrasts the false promises of extremist propaganda with the devastating human cost of terrorism, emphasizing shattered dreams, grieving families, and the urgent need to protect young minds from radicaliz

The story of Jammu and Kashmir and its illegally occupied half across the Line of Control, the Pakistan occupied Jammu and Kashmir, is a tale of stark contrasts one of hope, resilience and democratic triumph against a backdrop of stagnation, subjugation and exploitation. It is a narrative that unfolds across a divided land, where the same mountains and rivers witness two vastly different realities. On one side, Jammu and Kashmir thrives as an integral part of India, its peopl

The revocation of Article 370 on August 5, 2019, stands as a defining moment in India’s vision for Jammu and Kashmir, a region long plagued by unrest, separatism and systemic exclusion. For decades, the special provisions of the Indian Constitution had created a framework that inadvertently deepened inequalities, leaving entire communities; Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, women, refugees and minorities, deprived of rights and opportunities afforded to other Indian citizen